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One Wide River To Cross Release Date:SOLD OUT with the advent of theONE WIDE RIVER TO CROSS, originally published in 1966, is a beloved Ed Emberley classic, which received a Caldecott Honor in 1967. Illustrated in gorgeous woodcut simplicity, ONE WIDE RIVER TO CROSS tells a counting story about Noah's Ark, which was taken from an old American folk song and adapted by Barbara Emberley. Vibrant colors complement the black silhouettes of the woodcut artwork. This vintage reissue is another Emberley treasure that is a